9 fascinating facts about the Ford Mustang Mach-E
by Gary GasteluAs if being Ford's first purpose-built electric vehicle didn't make it compelling enough, there's more -- plenty more -- to the Mustang Mach-E. Here are a few of its most interesting facets.
1. IT'S REALLY INFUSED WITH MUSTANG DNA.
The Mustang Mach-E isn't all about pony car style. The ride and handling team responsible for the gasoline-powered Mustang tuned the driving characteristics for all of the Mustang Mach-E trim levels to make sure they have the "soul" of a 'Stang. Of course, the top of the line Mustang Mach-E, which can accelerate to 60 mph in under four seconds is practically possessed.
2. IT ALSO SHARES SOMETHING WITH THE F-150.
The Mustang Mach-E uses a floor-mounted battery pack comprised of pouch-type cells supplied by LG Chem that will be shared with the upcoming electric F-150 and Transit van to save costs. Ford's global product director of electric vehicles, Darren Palmer, says the Mustang Mach-E was designed to be profitable starting with the first one sold.
3. IT HAS ITS OWN BAR.
The optional B&O audio system offered on high-end models features a door-to-door dash-mounted speaker setup designed to look like a home audio soundbar.
4. IT HAS THE OTHER KIND OF BAR.
Since there's no engine under the hood, Ford used the space for a front trunk that's water-resistant and has a drain plug, so you can fill it with ice and your beverage of choice. (Might I suggest V8 juice?)
5. IT LOOKS HARD TO HANDLE.
The Mustang Mach-E's doors are opened by pressing a button that pops them out a few inches. The front doors have a tiny handle you can use to pull it the rest of the way, while the back ones feature a grip inside the door panel that's right on the spot Ford discovered a lot of kids used to pull doors open even when there is a handle (there's a stopper that keeps it from closing as you grab it so you don't crush your fingers.) You can even use a smartphone app instead of a button. In the event of an accident, they automatically unlock and have enough charge stored in a capacitor for emergency crews to get them opened, even if the main battery is disconnected.
6. IT WON'T MAKE YOU SEE RED.
When the Mustang Mach-E is turned off, its taillights turn from red to all white, giving it a unique style in the parking lot.
7. IT HAS A SUNNY OUTLOOK
Some trim levels are available with a full panoramic glass roof, which was a feature on the pre-2015 Mustang.
8. IT HAS YOU COVERED
One of the Mustang Mach-E's least high-tech features was unique enough to earn a patent. It's a cargo cover that's attached to the hatchback so that it swings up and all the way out of the way and is made from a flexible fabric so you can stuff more of your stuff under it.
9. THERE'S MORE TO COME
There's a black pod mounted on top of the steering wheel that doesn't do anything at the moment, but houses a facial recognition system that will be activated in the future via an over-the-air update along with a hands-free driving system that will work on certain highways that have been 3D mapped for accuracy, similar to Cadillac's Super Cruise.


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YEAR
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DONOR
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ACTIVITIES
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1999 – 2000
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Founders membership and Contributions
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Founding of the organization
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Development of the organization’s constitution
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Registration by the NGO Board
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Establishment of Board
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Board members contributed towards setting up offices
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Identification of offices in Kadongo
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IDF had 6 volunteers
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2001
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HAPAC Future Group
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Received first donor funding
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Advocacy and sensitization on HIV/AIDS.
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15 women groups and two youth groups joined IDF.
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Identification of care givers, orphans and widows.
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IDF had 10 volunteers
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2002
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HAPAC(Future Group)
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Training of IDF volunteers on Mobilization and
sensitization on HIV/AIDS
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Training of 10 care givers.
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OVCs nutritional support to 15 orphans.
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Advocacy and sensitization on VCT starts.
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LIVERPOOL VCT CARE & TREATMENT
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VCT Site selection for HTC services
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2003
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HAPAC Future Group
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Continued with HAPAC
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Home based care
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Training of volunteers.
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15 care givers trained.
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Advocacy and sensitization on HIV/AIDS
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OVC support
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LIVERPOOL VCT CARE & TREATMENT
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Official opening of IDF VCT site by LVCT and M.O.H
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Staff trained on Quality assurance
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Trained two HTC counselors who qualified and were
certified by NASCOP in conjunction with LVCT Health
started working at the site
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Licensing of the VCT site by NASCOP.
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Mobilization and sensitization done to create demand
for the existing services.
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Counseling and testing done to individuals who
voluntarily walked in.
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580
clients were seen
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2004
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Pact Kenya Capacity Building Grant
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Home based care to 10 PLWHAs
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Supported 20 OVCs with uniform and
nutrition
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Purchase of food for PLWHA.
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Purchase of materials for home nursing to PLWHAs.
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Trained10 care givers on Home Based Care
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LIVERPOOL VCT CARE & TREATMENT
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Counseling and testing continued.
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Referrals and linkages done to clients
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Capacity building to HTC staff on various areas done.
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853
clients were tested
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Mobilization and advocacy continued
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23
referred for care and treatment
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IDF had 4 paid staff and 10 volunteers
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Board of Directors established
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2005
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PACT Kenya
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Home based care and OVCs support
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Constitution revised.
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OVCs nutrition and uniform support to 15
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HBC and Nutritional support to20 PLWHAs
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LIVERPOOL VCT CARE & TREATMENT
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Quality assurance training to staff
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Support VCT services.
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940 clients tested.
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30 referred for care and treatment.
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Diamond Trust
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OVCs nutrition and uniform support to 15
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HBC and Nutritional support 20 PLWHAs
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IDF had 3 paid staff and 10 volunteers
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2006
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AMREF Maanisha
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Needs assessment survey
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Staff trained on HBC
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100 OVCs supported
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50PLWHAs supported on HBC and nutrition.
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3400 people reached with BCC information.
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100 youths trained as HIV peer educators.
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50 CHWs trained on home based care
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15 OVCs in secondary supported with school fees
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Liverpool VCT Care and Treatment
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Quality assurance training to IDF staff
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Support to VCT site/counselors.
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1012 clients counseled and tested.
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Mentorship and HTC refresher training done for
two counselors.
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Receptionist employed by LVCT.
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Community Development Trust Fund (CDTF)
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Staff trained on Finance and procurement
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Community mobilization on project ownership.
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Construction of eight primary school
classrooms.
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Construction of 100 bed capacity girl’s
dormitory.
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Construction of School dining hall and kitchen
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Construction of Eight latrines.
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Inter Religious Council of Kenya.
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30 OVCs in primary school supported with school
uniforms and nutrition.
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Supported 20 PLWHAs with nutrition and
medication.
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IDF had 4 paid staff and 10 volunteers
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2007
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AMREF Maanisha
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75 youths trained as HIV peer educators.
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50 PLWAs given nutritional support
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100 OVCs supported with uniform and nutrition.
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25 CHWs trained on drug adherence.
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20 OVCs in secondary school supported with
school fees.
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150 IEC materials produced on HIV/ AIDS
awareness and distributed.
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8 refresher sessions held for 300 peer HIV
educators.
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Fee subsidy to two University students.
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30 pupils aged 9-15 trained as peer HIV
educators.
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3800 people reached through BCC.
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50 PLWHAs given nutritional and medical
support.
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3 support groups formed.
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Liverpool VCT Care and Treatment
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Increased funding level on VCT and
mobilization.
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Mobilization and sensitization training done to
the youths by Stanley of LVCT.
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2907 clients were counseled and tested
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113 clients linked to care and treatment.
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Community Development Trust Fund (CDTF)
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Construction of classrooms, dormitory, dining
hall, latrines and bridges completed.
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AWARDS
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IDF Director awarded Head of State Commendation
for distinguished services to the community.
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MEMBERSHIP
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IDF became a member of KANCO and elected
KANCO treasurer
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NASCOP
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Site passed national VCT Accreditation.
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Provided IDF with a plaque.
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IDF had 4 paid staff and 12 volunteers
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2008
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AMREF Maanisha
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150 EIC materials produced on HIV/ AIDS
awareness and distributed.
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8 refresher sessions held for 300 peer HIV
educators.
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Two University students OVCs supported with fee
subsidy.
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30 pupils aged 9-15 trained as peer HIV
educators.
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3800 people reached through BCC.
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50 PLWHAs given nutritional and medical
support.
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3 support groups formed.
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Passed National VCT Accreditation Exercise and
was awarded a plaque.
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Liverpool VCT Care and Treatment
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Uptake of HTC increased by 70% due to
intensified mobilization activities.
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LVCT trained additional HTC counselor.
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Capacity building on short courses like couple
HIV counseling and testing, MSM, CBTC done for
counselors by LVCT.
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3409 counseled and tested
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307 linked to care and treatment.
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AMUA
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2 IDF staffs trained on Family planning applications
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75 clients received family planning services
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2009
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AMREF Maanisha
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Support HTC advocacy and mobilization.
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2000 people reached through BCC.
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50 PLWHAs trained on drug adherence.
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30 PLWHIV provided with nutrition and medical
support.
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3044 reached with information on HIV counseling
and testing, behavior change and human rights.
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820 youths reached with BCC through school
based program.
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150 EIC materials distributed.
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15 PLWHIV empowered on IGA and human rights.
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Provincial Health Management team made a
special visit to the organization.
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Continued with support group formation.
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HBC kits distributed to 50 CHWs
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Liverpool VCT Care& Treatment
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HTC capacity building to staff.
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Grant increased
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Mobilization for HTC increased and mobile HTC
services introduced.
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5421 clients tested and 480 linked to care and
treatment.
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IDF
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IDF started offering curative services
including laboratory services.
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2010
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LVCT Grant under Ungana [PITC]
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Staff trained on PITC and PwP.
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Identification of four private health center
for collaboration.
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Free medical outreaches to the four private
facilities started on monthly basis.
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12
staff of the outreach facilities trained on
PITC.
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12,397
tested through PITC.
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Initiation of IDF as asatellite of Kabondo Sub District hospital
in the provision of ARVs and OIS.
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240 clients registered for comprehensive care
services
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AMREF Maanisha
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100 Boda boda trained on safe sex and
importance of HIV testing and drug adherence.
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100 OVCs
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and 50 PLWHIVs given Nutritional support.
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6960 people reached with BCC.
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Establishment of IDF youth resource centre.
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Increase of support group to five.
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Close up
of Maanisha program.
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IDF receives three first places in reporting on
Maanisha Programs.
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NACC-TOWA
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Mobilization on VMMC.
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400 youths referred to health institutions for
VMMC.
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3000 youths mobilized and sensitized on VMMC.
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KANCO
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Training of 25 ante natal mothers on PMTCT.
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Mobilization of pregnant mothers to attend ANC
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400 mothers mobilized for ANC
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IDF/ MOH
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IDF started offering comprehensive care services
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IDF strategic plan developed
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2011
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LVCT Ungana
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20355 Clients tested through PITC.
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57 clients linked to care and treatment.
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Two staffs were trained as TOT by LVCT health.
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LVCT Health supported the organization in the
procurement of office equipments i.e. furniture, desk
top computers.
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252clients registered for comprehensive care services
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AMUA
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Two staffs trained by Marie Stopes AMUA to provide
reproductive services
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10 clients received family planning services
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2012
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LVCT Ungana
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14268 tested through PITC.
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Laboratory mentorship done to the PITC
providers by LVCT Health.
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Orientation on proficiency testing and DBS
collection done to IDF outlets facilities.
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LVCT Health spearheaded the development of the
IDF strategic plan 2013-2016 and review of
policy documents.
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Formation of Discordant couples support group
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IDF/MOH
|
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285 clients registered for comprehensive care
services
|
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AMREF GLOBAL FUND R10 Malaria
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Established 12 Community Units
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Trained 6 CHEWs as TOTs on Community Case management of
Malaria and Community Health strategy.
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Trained 120 CHWs on Community case Management of
Malaria and Community Health strategy.
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Supported community 12 dialogue days
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Supported community 12 health days
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Supported 12 integrated health outreaches to the
community.
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Supported day to day activities of CHEWs by providing
airtime to them on monthly basis
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Supported link facility support supervision to CHWs
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Carried CU exchange visits to western Kenya.
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Payment of monthly Incentives to CHWs
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IDF
|
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48 clients received family planning services
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2013
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LVCT Ungana
|
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PITC program continued.
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LVCT Health trained 3 IDF staff on organization
system strengthening and quality management.
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12,262 clients tested through PITC.
|
|
IDF/MOH
|
-
320 clients registered for comprehensive care
services
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2 Abstracts on Role of the Community in HIV
Prevention and Behavior Change Communication as
a measure of HIV Prevention sent to NACC
Conference
|
|
AMREF GLOBAL FUND R10 Malaria
|
-
Supported 12 community units dialogue days
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Supported 12 community units health days
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Supported12 integrated health outreaches to the
community for 12 community units.
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Supported day to day activities of CHEWs by providing
airtime to them on monthly basis
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Supported link facility support supervision to CHWs
-
Carried CU exchange visits to western Kenya
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Payment of monthly incentives to CHWs
|
|
IDF
|
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Launch of IDF Website and Strategic plan 2013 – 2016
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39 clients received family planning services
|
|
2014
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LVCT Ungana
|
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22 discordant couples supported on monthly meetings
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PITC continued
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LVCT Health conducted an end line capacity
assessment.
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10,189 clients tested through PITC
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ART provision
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|
AMREF GLOBAL FUND R10 Malaria
|
-
Supported day to day activities of CHEWs by providing
airtime to them on monthly basis
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Supported link facility support supervision to CHWs
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Payment of incentives to 130 CHWs
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Supported quarterly HEWs review meetings
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|
IDF/MOH
|
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352 clients registered for comprehensive
care
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Curative services
-
ART provision
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|
2015
|
AMREF GLOBAL FUND R10 Malaria
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Supported day to day activities of CHEWs by providing
airtime to them on monthly basis
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Supported link facility support supervision to CHWs
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Payment of incentives to 130 CHWs
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Supported quarterly CHEWs review meetings
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|
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IDF/MOH
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Tested a total of 456 clients
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Curative services
-
ART provision
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2016
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AMREF GLOBAL FUND R10 Malaria
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Supported day to day activities of CHEWs by providing
airtime to them on monthly basis
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Supported link facility support supervision to CHWs
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Payment of incentives to 130 CHWs
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Supported quarterly CHEWs review meetings
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|
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IDF/MOH
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601 clients tested and 29 enrolled into
care
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ANC provision to pregnant mothers
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Curative services
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ART provision
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2017
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AMREF GLOBAL FUND R10 Malaria
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Supported day to day activities of CHEWs by providing
airtime to them on monthly basis
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Supported link facility support supervision to CHWs
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Payment of incentives to 130 CHWs
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Supported quarterly HEWs review meetings
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Supported health facility support supervision at sub
county and county levels in 3 counties
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Supported Data quality Audit at county level in 3
counties
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Net use sensitization of pupils
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|
IDF/MOH
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732 clients tested and 57 enrolled into
care to date.
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ANC provision to pregnant mothers
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Curative services
-
ART provision
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Working With Cypress To Test Your Labs
Testing Your Code
If you are working within the course repository, you should now have some
tools available to check whether your labs pass before submission.
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You will be working in the public directory in your lab repository.
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It should look like this:
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wait for someone to check their e-mail. Computers might be picky about
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to get through the early parts of the course. We use Cypress to automate
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In Cypress, open the test for the lab you'd like to work on. For this
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Every time you think you've improved something enough in your lab, you
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From:Geaccone To:Lokay Sent:2017-01-11T04:39:15.0000000Z Subject:RE: Jan Moore 20 Years with Enron
I am planning to take her to lunch in a couple of weeks. You will all be invited.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 10:51 AM
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Subject: RE: Jan Moore 20 Years with Enron
Great news...are we doing anything specific? Can we take her to lunch?
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Subject: Jan Moore 20 Years with Enron
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Gold Coasters warned to ‘start changing your habits’ as dam levels drop
by Monique StClairGold Coasters are being told to start becoming more water conscious now, as dam levels across the southeast continue plummeting.
The total capacity across all dams is now down to 60 percent, though when it reaches 50 percent – compulsory restrictions will come into place.
The Tugun desalination plant has been ramped up to try and top up supplies around the region.
Though, Mayor Tom Tate has advised locals to start thinking about saving water now, warning the worst is still to come.
“Looking at long term forecasts, this will probably be one of the worst, hottest seasons, and that’s when water restrictions may come in. So starting early is good.
“My message to everyone is: start changing your habits, start having shorter showers, the other idea is that if you’re going to water your garden – do it later in the afternoon so that the water doesn’t evaporate. Those sort of things.
“Think through that water is life and is a precious commodity,” Mayor Tate said.
Due to the hot, dry conditions, fire fighters across the southeast and the whole state are still dealing with numerous blazes, which take up vital resources.
Mayor Tom Tate says when it comes down to it, disaster resources come first, and that’s where the desalination plant will help.
“Looking at when it comes to disaster, our water will go there first.
“Looking at our dam levels – for the city of the Gold Coast at the moment – we bode well.
“But nothing beats getting the water from the ocean and topping it up,” Mayor Tate said.


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Working on another comic for the poem "I'm Your Mom" in Calenday. Trying to create a world where a mom ties her baby on her back and goes out hunting with a bow and arrow -- this was a kind of daydream that I leaned on when E was young. I was trying to feel strong, in the midst of what seemed like endless weakness. Anyhow, here's some drawkings about it! I'm at the painting stage now.


Clash Of The Captains: Who Drives The Flashiest Vrrpha Between Hlompho & Tyson?
by SL SocialAs two of the most respected captains in the PSL, Thulani Hlatshwayo and Hlompho Kekana are upstanding figures at their respective clubs.
However, who drives the hottest GTI between the captains?
Both of these stars are vastly experienced and are willing to leave it all on the field for Bidvest Wits and Mamelodi Sundowns respectively.
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Another thing they have in common is that they are both brand ambassadors of Volkswagen, Tyson with an affinity for the Constantia branch, while Hlompho opted for the Polokwane branch in his hometown.
It seems that the flashy Golf 7 is a captain’s car, as both stars get around in a GTI.
To see their hot vrrrpha’s scroll through the gallery above.
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JavaScript, all the Rage Among Web Developers
Why is JavaScript (JS) so popular in web development?
Background
First, I think it is useful to understand JavaScript's position in the Web World. At first web pages were on the intranet and they conveyed scientific research.
Link to the first web site: CERNAfter a while this expanded to include more organizations and the eventually the Internet was born.
Originally, web page were amazing because they had never been done before. Plus who won't want their authored work to be up in lights and that it was.
However, after awhile, just "looking" at people's authored work wasn't somehow enough. It just sat there, it didn't do anything. You couldn't interact with it. It was Static and people wanted Dynamic, Interactivity, and the ability to connect with the fancy pixel'd world.
JavaScript(JS): A Dynamic World replaces A Static World.
However, why is JavaScript instead of (python, C#, visual basic, PHP, Perl, just to mention a few) so popular among web developers when these other languages add motion, interaction, and functionality?
Some Possible Reasons:
- It is designed with an object-oriented structure in mind. HTML is this type of language. In short, this means that JS fits well with the overall construction and logic and design of HTML. When you look at a webpage, all of the "pieces", the Title, Photos, Logos, Headings, Text, Buttons, Areas to add information, Borders are all called objects.
- It is powerful (but so are other languages.)
- It can directly be added to your webpage. I mean directly. Yeah, sure you need to put in a link to your JavaScript, but you don't need any fancy extras like access to a server or compiling programs.
- The large number of people who currently run browsers, like Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc that all support/work-with JavaScript is in the millions. This helps the user experience to be satisfying with sites which utilize JavaScript.
- The language has continued to grow and people who program aren't constantly running into limitations large enough to move them in favor of other languages.
- It does not need to send messages back and forth between your computer and a server somewhere. JavaScript allows for a large number of these interactions to occur on what is called the client-side, this typically is your computer. This allows leaves the server free for other interactions.
- The "friendliness" on the server-side has increased in a fashion that even more people are utilizing the power of JavaScript.


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Cloudberry is a general-purpose middleware system to support visualization on large amounts of data.
Key Features
Sub-second response time to visualize big data
Supporting various visualization interfaces such as choropleth maps, heatmap, and pin maps;
Connectors to different data management systems (such as Apache AsterixDB, MySQL, Postgres)
Real time visualization on "now data";
Restful API for different frontends.
Architecture
Prototype: TwitterMap
This live prototype supports interactive analytics and visualization on more than one billion tweets with new data continuously being ingested. Check this video.


About Me
I fell in love with computers and playing arround with and learning new things on computers since I was a kid. Computer Science and coding is my passion and I like to take challenging problems in this field and to keep learning new things. I’m generally very creative and love to put my imagination to make the project more intuitive. I also love to work in teams and/or if I'm paired with someone while programming.
Work Experience
- Internship in Centre For Railway Information Systems (CRIS). Worked on "Desktop Monitoring Application". From 28th June 2016 to 9th August 2016
- Internship in Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). Worked on "College Events Notifier" Android App. From 24th June 2016 to 5th August 2016
Skills
Languages (Skill rating 1-10)
Java 8 C++ 7 C 6 HTML/CSS 7 PHP 6 Javascript 6 Python 5 SQL 5 Android 7Other Technologies (Skill rating 1-10)
Git 6 C# 4 MATLAB 5 BootStrap 5 Express 2 Node.js 3 Linux 6Personal Projects
- Desktop Monitoring Application(Desktop app to monitor user activites)
- College Events Notifier (Android App)
- File Splitter Joiner(Java App)
- Personal Website
Educational Qualifications
| Qualification | Year |
|---|---|
| B.Tech in Information Technology | 2013-2017* |
| Class 12th | 2012-2013 |
| Class 10th | 2010-2011 |
Achievements
- Better Programmer(Hacker Earth) Certified by Better Programmer as 83% better than others on Java Based Programming
- IEEE Worked in Web Development group in IEEE(2014)
- Firefox Ambassdor I was the ambassador and student volunteer for FIREFOX.
- Twenty19 Student Ambassador for the internship providing Startup.


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For the Parisian mathematicians (@Patrick Massot @Antoine Chambert-Loir, maybe others?) I just got an announcement for an event. @Assia Mahboubi is one of the speakers.
Here is a copy of the announcement:
FORMALIZATION OF PROOFS, FORMALIZATION OF PROGRAMS,
Paris, December, 18-19 2019Campus Lourcine, Bâtiment 2,Salle 02-Gérard Lyon-Caen. 1, rue de la Glacière (RER : Port Royal; Metro, ligne 7 : Les Gobelins; Metro, ligne 6 : Glacière)
*Mercredi 18 décembre 2019* 9h30-10h45: Ursula Martin, What can studies of crowdsourcing tell us about mathematical practice? 10h45-11h: Coffe Break 11h-12h15: Gilles Dowek: The absoluity of logical truth challenged by proof formalization. 12h15- 14h00: Lunch 14h00-15h15: Gisele Secco, Diagrams and Programs in the First Proof of the Four-Color Theorem 15h15-16h30: Raymond Turner, Some Instances of Abstraction in Mathematics and Computer Science 16h30-16h45: Coffe Break 16h45-18h30: Table Ronde What can be formalized? with contributions from: Simone Martini, Baptiste Mélès, Maël Pégny, Maté Szabo *Jeudi 19 décembre 2019* 9h30-10h45: Cliff Jones, Formalisation and Proof in Computing: A Personal View 10h45-11h00: Coffe Break 11h00-12h15: Giuseppe Primiero, Value-sensitive co-design for resilient software systems 12h15- 14h00: Lunch 14h00-15h15: Assia Mahboubi, Verified Computations in Mathematical Proofs 15h15-15h30: Coffe Break 15h30-16h45: Alberto Naibo, Formalizing constructions and proofs in Euclid's geometry 16h45-18h: Cyrille Imbert, Vincent Ardourel, Program verification in the empirical science: formal methods for all?
Thanks! I'm not sure I'll have time for more philosophy, but I'll think about it.
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Fundamentals of Ecology (BIO/ESS 148) :: Schedule, Summer 2023
< Back to Course Page
< Back to Syllabus
Please note that the schedule is subject to change at any time. Check back frequently for updates!
T = Tuesday
R = Thursday
L = Lecture
D = Discussion
Each Lecture will be discretized into 3 parts
First half from 8:30 - 9:45
Break from 9:45 - 10:00
Second half from 10:00 - 11:15
Students are required to attend the full lecture to receive credit
Homeworks are due on the Sunday (11:50 PM) of the week they are posted. See CatCourses for the Assignment details
| Date | Lect/Disc_# | Lecture_Topic | Description | Required Readings | Assign. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6/20 | (T-L1) | Introduction | Levels of organization | Bowman Ch. 1 | |
| Leopold; excerpts | |||||
| 6/22 | (R-L2) | Biomes | Distinguishing among Earth’s biomes | Bowman Ch. 3 | |
| Energy 1 | Variation in temperature and water | Bowman Ch. 4 | |||
| (D1) | Disc 1 | Intro to R | Hmwk 1 due | ||
| 6/27 | (T-L3) | Energy 2 | Energetic pathways in ecology | Bowman Ch. 5 | |
| Allometry | Allometry & Macroecology 1 | West & Brown | |||
| 6/29 | (R-L4) | Allometry | Allometry & Macroecology 2 | ||
| Evolution | Evolution | Bowman Ch. 6 | |||
| (D2) | Disc 2 | Temperature as an ecological constraint | Gunderson & Leal 2015 | Hmwk 2 due | |
| 7/04 | (T-L5) | July 4 - no class | |||
| 7/06 | (R-L6) | Exam I | |||
| Behavior | Behavioral ecology | Bowman Ch. 8, Sinervo | |||
| (D3) | Disc 3 | Evolution by natural selection | Hmwk 3 due | ||
| 7/11 | (T-L7) | Games | Evolutionary Game Theory w/ Demo | Easley & Kleinberg | |
| Populations 1 | Density dependence and population dynamics | Bowman Ch. 10 | |||
| 7/13 | (R-L8) | Populations 2 | Logistic Growth | ||
| Discrete dynamics & Cobweb diagrams | |||||
| (D4) | Disc 4 | Population growth | Hmwk 4 due | ||
| 7/18 | (T-L9) | Competition | Intro to competition | Bowman Ch. 14 | |
| Competition dynamics 1 | |||||
| 7/20 | (R-L10) | Exam II | |||
| Competition | Competition dynamics 2 and demo | ||||
| (D5) | Disc 5 | Competition Dynamics | Hmwk 5 due | ||
| 7/25 | (T-L11) | Predation 1 | Herbivory/Predation | Bowman Ch. 12 | |
| Predation 2 | Predation dynamics with demo | ||||
| 7/27 | (R-L12) | Parasitism | Parasites and Parasitoids | Bowman Chap. 13 | |
| Disease | The dynamics of disease | Bowman 13.4-end, Blackwood to 2.2.2; R0 is just an average | |||
| (D6) | Disc 6 | Predation | Hmwk 6 due | ||
| 8/1 | (T-L13) | Disease cont. | |||
| Disease cont. | |||||
| 8/3 | (R-L14) | Interactions | Mutualisms | Bowman Chap. 15 | |
| Food webs | Bowman Chap. 21 | ||||
| (D7) | Disc 7 | Disease Dynamics | Hmwk 7 due | ||
| 8/08 | (T-L14) | Communities | Island Biogeography | Bowman Chap. 18.3 | |
| Ecological communities | Bowman Chap. 16.2-16.3 | ||||
| 8/10 | (R-L15) | FINAL EXAM |


While the Syrian civil war was started by relatively short term issues, it still continues today, almost 10 years later, because of the religious divisions in Syria, and the global powers involved.

Click the picture to read more about the religious divisions in Syria
Like many other wars in the past, the Syrian civil war is a proxy war, with all three superpowers getting involved in what started as a regional war.
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A step by step guide to click buttons on the Azure portal.
A guide to using x, y, or z web development framework.
you would need to do to get started with your own linux servers to host your webapp
Yep, you read it right.
We'll be using CentOS for this demo.
Go to bit.ly/azureSG
Free 3 month trial on a small instance
Go on, sign up, and spin up a server
tl;dr-it's a balancing act between advantages of abstraction layers
Services like Azure, EC2, etc., imo, a sweet spot
Because they have some really good features
Bunch of *easily usable* stuff like
A stack, that's moderately easy to set up, for you to start working on something right away
After you ssh into your server
Copy your public key into the authorized_keys
file
mkdir ~/.ssh
vim ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
chmod go-w ~/.ssh
chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
Allows you to login to your server with better security than a simple password
But recommended that you password protect your private key
ls ./
cd ../
pushd, popd
rm -rf /
mkdir
touch
vim
grep blah
man
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ls | grep NUS
>
ls > filelist
>>
ls >> filelist
CentOS/Fedora uses the yum package manager
Debian/Ubuntu uses apt-get package manager
Same purpose, just different tools on different systems
yum install app-name
yum remove app-name
yum -C search app-name
yum update
sudo yum install httpd php mysql mysql-server php-mysql
Server software
In charge of responding to the browsers
Default root: /var/www/html
Manage multiple sites on a single machine using virtualhosts
chkconfig httpd on
service httpd start
your-domain.conf
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DocumentRoot /users/you/your-domain.com
ServerName your-domain.com
ServerAlias www.your-domain.com
</VirtualHost>
Put in in a directory and include that directory in
/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
A database
Used to store data
Other databases out there include PostgreSQL, mongoDB
Database supports indexing
Allows you to search for records
Think of the database as a giant excel spreadsheet
that allows you to retrieve information really quickly
A scripting language that allows you to generate websites
Can do a whole bunch of other stuff, including processing your data, and basically works like any other programming language
foreach
foreach ($variable as $value) {
$total = $total + $value;
$count++;
}
if/else
if ($condition) {
//do something
} else {
//do something else
}
<?php echo "Hello World" ?>
displays
Stuff like websites you see around
You have to learn HTML too.
And to create stuff like this presentation
You'll need Javascript as well
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This application demonstrates usage of quick start example in a swing application. Quick start licensing example includes all required dialogs and code to get license information from user and validate/activate.
With quick start example file, you can validate license key, license text and activate if activation return type is a license text.
This application at startup just before main frame displayed, checks for license if there is no license, then brings up
license information dialog. License information dialog has "activate" "change license" buttons. To install a license, click on
"change license" button, and license input GUI will come up. License input gui has 3 options.
With first option you can
hard-code your trial license in your software and customer may directly use it (it should be a license key/text with enabled activation,
also validity period should be set to something like 30 days, the trial period. One final important requirement about license: on license actiavtion step while
generating license, do not forget to select "set license generation date time to ..." checkbox, so trial period will begin when license is activated.)
With the second option, customer can install license key.
With the third option, customer can install a license file by browsing with file chooser. The license file can also
be an activated license text. e.g. You can get hardware IDs from customer by e-mail, then use license manager gui and
add a manual activation and send license text to customer by e-mail. Finally, customer use this option and directly install activated license.
All the following licenses are hosted on Online.License4J and their quantity is set to 999999. So you can use them to test application.


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I want to leverage the normal HTML5 structure to create my webpage. It will be organized into a header, navigation beneath the header, aside, section and footer. Besides the aside and section, all elements will take the entire width of the page. The aside and section will be split into 25% and 70% of the page. I'll reassess the margins after I get the site up. The aside will include a picture of me, my name, and links to my other sites. The section page will include elements that discuss general ideas. Paragraphs will be blocked to take 60% of the section, while quotes, images, and other resources will be blocked to take 27.5% of the page.
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I had been growing a San Pedro cactus for a little over six months. Me and the little guy had grown pretty close, but the day came when we both knew it was time for him to serve his purpose. I took a 6' cutting and thoroughly despined it and removed it's outer skin. The inner portion was chopped into small squares and it and all the goo scraped from the skin were thrown into a pot of distilled water. I let the brew simmer for approximately two hours on very low heat, then removed it and let it cool before pouring it into a Sobe bottle.
The tea sat in my fridge for probably about two weeks, until the perfect night presented itself: The beginning of a three-day weekend, and the first snow of the winter. Me and my best friend K decided to go sledding, and before we left I quickly drank my concoction. It was surprisingly easy to get down, seeing as I have a horrible gag reflex and generally have to spend a half hour getting a glass of anything harsher than booze into my system. No complaints of nausea either. Guess my little buddy decided to take it easy on me.
K and I made a stop at Wal-mart to pick up cheap sleds, and I could feel the mescaline starting to kick in as we were walking through the parking lot. I just felt elated that it was snowing, a feeling I haven't had since I was about eight years old. I had to jump and slide on every single patch of ice, which amused K greatly. I even got him to join me a few times (guess my enthusiasm was contagious).
There were no real problems interacting with society on a normal level as we walked through Wal-mart. The only thing anyone would have found odd about me was the enormous smile on my face. Visuals were pretty mild. Everything seemed brighter and more colorful, but that was about it.  I don't know if it was the visuals or the giddiness, but walking through the toy aisle to get to the sleds, I suddenly felt like a five-year-old with a credit card. Once we got our sleds, K had to physically stop me from buying a $75.00 set of Legos, an RC car, and a cotton candy machine. He did let me buy a can of silly string, and that was enough to get me grinning again.
We made our purchases without any strange looks from the cashier (always a good sign when tripping in a supermarket), but then I HAD to stop and get a gumball out of the musical gumball machine. It was one of those new fangled machines that sends your gumball through a labyrinth of gears and slides and such before it dispenses it to you, and I of course had to pump 5 quarters into it before K dragged me out to the car.
On the drive to our designated sledding spot I was so excited that I was bouncing up and down in my seat. K kept looking at me, then grinning and shaking his head, but I knew he was wishing he was tripping with me. When we finally arrived we raced up the hill and sledded for about an hour and a half. I remember feeling my hands and toes going numb, but just needing to go down that hill again and again. This is, once again, something I equate to being a very small child. K, being the sober one, eventually decided we were going to get hypothermia if we didn't go home soon, so he packed up our sleds and drove back to our apartment.
By the time we got home I was starting to come down. Visuals were pretty much gone, but I still felt that sense of happiness and contentment very strongly. K and I stayed up talking and listening to music for about another four hours, then we both retired to our seperate rooms and fell asleep.
Woke up the next day without the slightest sign of a hangover. Had to fight off the urge to brew up the rest of my little cactus and take it immediately because I had felt so wonderful the night before. I think next time I try it I'll do a slightly larger dose, as I got only very mild visuals, and none of my usual introspective trip thoughts. I will definitely be doing small doses again though. The chance to view the world through the eyes of a six-year-old with all the knowledge of someone in their early twenties is truly beautiful and amazing.
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The core utilities are Cmajor programs that can be run in the sxx virtual machine either by giving the name of the utility program as an argument to sxx virtual machine, or by starting the sxx without arguments so that it runs a shell, and then starting the program from the shell.
| cat | concatenates files and prints on standard output |
| chmod | changes access mode bits of one or more files |
| cp | copies files and directories |
| echo | prints arguments to standard output |
| head | prints first 10 lines of each file to standard output |
| hexdump | prints the contents of a file as hexadecimal |
| less | view paginated output |
| ls | lists the contents of a directory |
| mkdir | makes directories |
| mv | renames or moves files |
| passwd | changes or deletes the password of a user account |
| rm | removes files and directories |
| rmdir | removes a directory if it is empty |
| sudo | executes a command as superuser |
| tail | prints last 10 lines of each file to standard output |
| time | executes a command and prints timing statistics |
| whoami | prints the user ID and user name of the current user |


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| std::string | getID () const |
| virtual void | giveEvent (std::shared_ptr< Event >)=0 |
| std::shared_ptr< Event > | getEvent () |
| float | getNextTime () |
| bool | hasEvents () |
| void | addEventToLocalQueue (std::shared_ptr< Event > e) |
| long | heapSize () |
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Boss DS-1X Distortion Guitar Effects Pedal
The DS-1X launches the famous BOSS distortion into a modern era of expression, delivering an unmatched level of performance for guitarists with an ear for tone. This next-generation stomp combines over 35 years of innovation in pedal design with the most advanced technologies, bringing you a completely new tonal experience that’s only possible with the legendary expertise of BOSS. Prepare to be amazed—the inspiring and ultra-responsive DS-1X will change your thinking about distortion pedals forever.
Boss DS-1X Specifications:
o Nominal Input Level: -20 dBu
o Input Impedance: 1 M ohm
o Nominal Output Level: -20 dBu
o Output Impedance: 1 k ohm
o Recommended Load Impedance: 10 k ohms or greater
o Controls: Pedal switch, LEVEL knob, LOW knob, HIGH knob, DIST knob
o Indicator: CHECK indicator (Serves also as battery check indicator)
o Connectors: INPUT jack, OUTPUT jack, AC adaptor jack (DC 9 V)
o Power Supply: Alkaline battery (9V, 6LR61) or Carbon-zinc battery (9V, 6F22), AC adaptor (not included)
o Current Draw: 45 mA.


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Constructor
There are several constructors.
Here is the one that is most useful:
JSlider( int orientation, int min, int max, int init)
- orientation:
SwingConstants.HORIZONTAL
or
SwingConstants.VERTICAL
- min: the minimum value.
The value when the slider is at the extreme left (or very bottom) of its range.
- max: the maximum value.
The value when the slider is at the extreme right (or very top) of its range.
- init: the initial value of the slider
The characteristics of the tick marks and labels are set using method calls.
QUESTION 3:
Fill in the blanks to construct the slider at right:
slide = new JSlider( ______.______, ______, ______, ______ );


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Jumping quickly between deep directories
16 Oct 2014I often need to jump between different directories with very deep paths, like this:
While it only takes a handful of seconds to switch directories, the extra mental effort often derails my train of thought. Some solutions exist, but they all have their limitations. For example, pushd
and popd
don’t work well for directories you haven’t visited in a while. Aliases require you to manually add a new alias to your .bashrc every time you want to save a new directory.
I recently found a solution, inspired by this post from Jeroen Janssens, that works great and feels totally natural. All it takes is a one-time change to your .bashrc that will allow you to easily save directories and switch between them. To save a directory, just use the mark
function:
To navigate to a saved directory, just use the cdd
function:
You can display a list of your saved directories with the marks
function, and you can remove a directory from the list with the unmark
function:
For any of this to work, you’ll need to add this to your .bashrc, assuming you have a Mac and use the bash shell.
This differs from Jeroen’s original code in a couple of ways. First, to be more brain-friendly, it names the function “cdd” instead of “jump”. Second, the tab completion works better.
Update: John McDonnell points me to autojump.


Utilities for exploit mitigation.
A utility class for providing client support for exploit mitigation (requires corresponding server-side support).
Array of tickets included with the Web page. Tickets should be included for server-side requests requiring the presence of a ticket.
array = Hemi.web.security.PageTickets
Adds a new page ticket to the PageTickets array. Used to reduce CSRF exploit potential. A page ticket is a guid stored with the session, optionally for a specific server resource, and which may be required to complete an action. Refer to the Hemi/Components/component.session.xml component, Account Manager 4 project, and Core Web project for a reference implementation.
void AddPageTicket( sId, sUri )
Returns any session object added to the registry. Hemi includes the Session component for use with Account Manager 4. This can easily be updated to fit any desired server configuration.
oSession = GetSession( )
oSession as object: Returns the session object from the registry.
Uses the Session Component to determine whether the current session has been authenticated.
bAuth = IsAuthenticated( )
bAuth as boolean: Returns a bit indicating whether the session includes an authentication bit.
[ Hemi JavaScript Framework - Stephen W. Cote, 2002 - 2013. ]


Manhunt after armed gang storm Dudley shop in morning raid
Police are hunting to find a gang of three men, who raided the One Stop shop on Buffery Road this morning (November 1), armed with knives and crowbars
by Charlotte Regen, Kelly Ashmore, https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/authors/charlotte-regen/, https://www.facebook.com/dudleybclive/A manhunt is under way after an armed gang stormed a convenience store in Dudley.
The raid took place this morning (Friday, November 1), at around 8.15am, at the One Stop shop on Buffery Road.
Staff were threatened by a gang of three men - armed with knives and crowbars - who snatched the contents of a safe during the terrifying ordeal.
A spokeswoman for West Midlands Police said: "Police are investigating reports of an armed robbery at a One Stop store on Buffery Road, Dudley at 8.15am today (November 1).
"Three men, believed to be armed with knives and crowbars, threatened the staff before stealing the contents of the safe."
Investigations are ongoing and anyone with information can contact the police via Live Chat at west-midlands.police.uk between 8am and midnight, call 101 anytime or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Please quote log number 555 of 01/11.
To keep up-to-date with crime in your community, join the Black Country Crime Watch Facebook group where you will be alerted to any suspicious or criminal behaviour happening in your area.
Keep up-to-date with all things Dudley on our Dudley Live Facebook page - where you'll get the latest news, travel, weather and events in your area.


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| 331 | (D) | To knowe þe cause of ȝour come & what þat ȝe cleyme |
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| 325 | (P) | To here cause of ȝoure com & what ȝe couet here |
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Sublime Text Super Usage
Level-up your text editor skills
Presented by Mandy Thomson / @mandymadethis
- I hope by the end of this presentation, you've picked up at least a few new tricks to help you work more efficiently.
- If you've been using ST2 or if you're new to Sublime, DL ST3
- Don't worry about the "beta" part, it's very stable (been out for over 2 years)
- Many plugins will only work on v3 - For the rest of the presentation I'll be talking about V3. I can't guarantee all of the things I mention will work in V2.
- When you first open it, it's a bit like (next slide)- HUH?
- HUH? What's all the hype about?
- This thing doesn't seem to do very much
- It's true. Out of the box, sublime really doesn't do all that much, but it's power lies in it's expandability.
- That's where Sublime's vast package ecosystem comes into play
Packages FTW!
- I'm going to quickly give you a list of packages, from the "Seriously Useful" (I'd actually call them necessities) to the "nice to haves".
Seriously Useful Plugins:
SideBarEnhancements
BracketHighlighter
Emmet
CSS3
- I would actually call these necessities
- Package Control: is what's going to allow you to easily add, edit and delete all your Sublime Text packages, from right inside the editor. I'm actually not sure why this is still a separate package itself - It really should just come with Sublime.
- SideBarEnhancements: also feels like it should just be a core part of Sublime (show in sublime)
- BracketHighlighter:super helpful, shows the matching tags, brackets, or quotes.
- CSS3: just syntax highlighting for CSS3 properties
Get to know your plugins!
Preference → Package Settings → [Package] → Settings - Default
Make Changes in the User Settings File
Preference → Package Settings → [Package] → Settings - User
Really Nice to Have Plugins:
Color Highlighter
AutoFileName
Origami
CanIuse
ColorSublime
- Color Highlighter: show in sublime
- AutoFileName: show in sublime
- Origami: Explain what it does but Show Cloning (more like: opening the same file twice without making a second copy.
- CanIUse: Place your cursor over a css or HTML5 property, use the keyboard shortcut you assign to this plugin => Your browser will open to the corresponding caniuse.com search query.
- ColorSublime: allows you to preview colour themes directly in Sublime and quickly install them
Command Pallet
Shift + ⌘ + P
Shift + Ctrl + P
What can you do with the Command Pallet?
Access almost anything that is in the menu bar
Run plugin/package commands
Change/Set the syntax of a file
Change the case of selected text
HTML: Encode Special Characters
- this is where you can see and access all the commands for any of the packages you've installed - SassBeaut, HTML Beaut etc.
- Set the syntax of a file. Great for when you copy and past code from somewhere into an empty doc, just for holding (also should mention that if you leave a file unsaved and close Sublime, it will reopen when you open the program)
- Show how to change case
Go To Anything
⌘ + P
Ctrl + P
- This brings up a palette that allows you to navigate to any file, line or symbol within your current projects or open files
- One habit that I always do is to drag my project folder into sublime, so that I have quick access to everything I could need - directly from sublime. I see a lot of developers work with one file at a time in the editor, and they go back and forth looking for things in their finder. Go to Anything is MUCH faster and more convenient.
- uses 'Fuzzy Search' - which means you don't need to type an entire word or phrase to find a match.
- So lets say I wanted to open a file called style.scss: just start typing stsc...
- Getting into a habit of using this is one thing that's going to save you a ton of time.
User Preferences
Sublime Text → Preferences → Settings - User
Preferences → Settings - User
Preferences.sublime-settings
{
// ignore these files when using sublime's "find"
"binary_file_patterns":
[
"css/",
"*.dds",
"*.eot",
"*.gif",
"*.ico",
"*.jar",
"*.jpeg",
"*.jpg",
"js/vendor/*.js",
"*.map",
"*.pdf",
"*.png",
"node_modules/",
".sass-cache/",
"scripts.min.js",
"*.scssc",
"*.swf",
"*.tga",
"*.ttf",
"*.zip"
],
// The following settings all make your code
// a bit easier to read in your editor
"bold_folder_labels": true,
"caret_extra_bottom": 2,
"caret_extra_top": 2,
"caret_style": "solid",
"color_scheme": "Packages/User/Dark-Dracula.tmTheme",
"font_face": "InputMono Thin",
"font_size": 16,
"highlight_line": true,
"highlight_modified_tabs": true,
"line_padding_bottom": 2,
"line_padding_top": 2,
"wide_caret": true,
"sidebar_font_big": true,
// always show the code fold arrows, so you remember they are there to use
"fade_fold_buttons": false,
// new window every time you open a file?! Nope! Tabs please
"open_files_in_new_window": false,
// gives some space to the bottom of the file
"scroll_past_end": true,
// weather you like tabs or spaces, you can set your preference here
"tab_size": 4,
"translate_tabs_to_spaces": true,
// if you add a new theme to sublime you'll need to
// add it here to make it active. Some great themes are:
// Material Theme, Cobalt2, Spacegray, PreDawn or Seti_UI
"theme": "Cobalt2.sublime-theme",
"word_wrap": true
}
Find + Replace
in multiple files
⌘ + Shift + F
Ctrl + Shift + F
- understanding these settings makes searching a lot more efficient
RegExr is an online tool to learn, build, & test Regular Expressions
- instead of just matching a string, you can search using a regular expression
- I'm still learning Regex myself. Here is a resource
Do you want the search to ignore the case of a word or not?
Do you want to match partial words? For example if I search for text, should it match the last four letters of sublimeText?
- When turned on - the search results will include the previous and next two lines (for a total of 5 lines.
- When it is turned off, the results only display the line with the match.
Sublime's default is to show search results in a small panel at the bottom of the editor. With use buffer turned on, search results will open in a new tab.
// Specific Folders
/js, library/images/
// Project
<project>
// Include Filter
*.scss = all sass files
style.scss = only this file
index. = index.html, index.js, index.php, etc
// Exclude Filter
*.js, -*.min.js = all .js files, except the minified ones
- Multiple absolute folder paths each separated by a comma.
- Limit your search to a specific file, file type, or file name.
Find + Replace
in current file
⌘ + F
Ctrl + F
OR use Go To Anything
⌘/Ctrl + P → #(your search term)
- Turned off, it will search from where the caret is to the end of the document
- Turned on, it will wrap around the whole document
Only searches in the selected block
- Highlights the matches with an outline around all the matches
Emmet
- Emmet is Awesome - if you're working with HTML or CSS/Sass/Less!
- it adds tab-completed shortcuts that can greatly improve your HTML & CSS workflow and will save you loads of time.
- You can bang out a lot of otherwise tedious markup in one line of code. (NEXT)
(header>nav>ul>li*4>a:link)+(article.part-$*4)+footer>p>lorem + TAB
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Accusamus nobis saepe inventore, enim sequi ipsum modi rem, laboriosam eligendi, tempora tenetur! Sequi itaque, aut incidunt, est et repudiandae nostrum delectus.
Emmet Cheat Sheet
- Check out the handy Cheat Sheet for more information
More Emmet Shortcuts for HTML
// Selectors
p + tab → |
span + tab → |
img + tab →
// Classes + IDs
.box →
span.small.uppercase →
#contact →
// Text inside elements
p{hello world} → hello world
Closing Element Comments
.container>.ol>li*3|c →
posr → position: relative;
posa → position: absolute;
fll → float: left;
dib → display: inline-block;
tac → text-align: center;
w100 → width: 100px;
p200p → padding: 200%
fs10e → font-size: 10em;
m0-a → margin: 0 auto;
p10-20 → padding: 10px 20px;
m10--20p → margin: 10px -20%;
- you usually just need to type the first couple letters of the CSS property, and you get what you need
- works with numbers too and the default is px
- You can add a p for percent or e for ems, r for rems, vh etc.
- works on multiple vales just add a dash between
- add two dashes if you actually want a negative value
Wrapping with Emmet
The Default Sublime way:
Shift + ⌘ + W
Shift + Alt + W
The Emmet way:
Ctrl + W → .class + Return
Shift + Alt + W → span.blue + Enter
- default only allows you to wrap a selection in a tag. Not nearly as flexible as with emmmet (next)
- The Emmet way will open an input box at the bottom of the editor, where you can type Emmet shortcut. The default is a div or the last thing that you entered in here. But you can put anything in here.
base64/Encode Images
Move cursor inside the source (HTML) or URL string (CSS/Sass)
Ctrl + Shift + D
Ctrl + '
- base64/Encode Images right inside sublime
- in either HTML or CSS/Sass
Snippets
- Emmet is amazing for HTML/CSS, but if you find yourself writing the same thing over and over in other languages, take a minute and make yourself a snippet!
Create a new snippet:
Tools → New Snippet...
Save File with a .sublime-snippet
extension to
Preferences → Browse Packages → User → Snippets
- This is what a new snippet looks like
- ${1:} - denotes a placeholder and a tab stop. These can be used multiple times (for a variable in a JavaScript loop, for example)
- Here's a snippet I made for a simple jQuery onClick function (next)
- you can save anywhere in your packages folder. I make a 'snippets' folder inside my user folder and put them all there
Simple Snippet for a jQuery Function
onclick
source.js
- I've set the scope to be in a JS file and the tab trigger to be onclick (show it in action)
- There are a ton of Snippets available for every language. Just search in Package Control
- You can also use the command pallet to find snippets you've installed, if you forget them
A Bunch of random shortcuts that I use all the time and think you may find use for too
Line Bubbling / Moving Things up/down
⌘ + Ctrl + ↑ or ↓
(Ctrl + Shift + ↑ or ↓
Joining Lines
⌘ + J
Ctrl + J
- Don't use backspace, use command + J instead
Duplicating
⌘ + Shift + D
Ctrl + Shift + D
- Don't use control + c, then control + V. this is faster.
Copy & Paste from Memory
⌘ + K → ⌘ + V
Ctrl + K → Ctrl + V
- Pretty cool - get a list of the last few things you've added to your clipboard
Select the Next Instance of..
⌘ + D
Ctrl + D
Undo one:
⌘/Ctrl + U
- Will Select the next instance of what you've selected. and keep going to the end of the doc.
- Selected too many? Command + U will undo the last one
Select All Instances of..
⌘ + Ctrl + D
?
- Will Select the next instance of what you've selected. and keep going to the end of the doc.
Paste AND Indent
⌘ + Shift + v
Ctrl + Shift + v
Make it the defaut action
Preferences → Key Bindings - User
{ "keys": ["super+v"], "command": "paste_and_indent" },
{ "keys": ["super+shift+v"], "command": "paste" }
- make it the default by pasting this in your user Key Bindings file
Inserting a line before/After
⌘ + Enter [after] and ⌘ + Shift + Enter [before]
Ctrl + Enter [after] and Ctrl + Shift + Enter [before]
- Add a line before or after without needing to leave where you are in your code
Jump tp Beginning/End Line
⌘/Ctrl + →/←
To the very end (when line wrapping is on)
⌘/Ctrl + →/← + →/←
Select Line
⌘ + Shift+ → + →
Ctrl + Shift+ → + →
or
⌘+ L
Jump by Word
Alt + →
Select those words too
Alt + Shift + →
Select & Expand to Tag
⌘ + Shift + A
Ctrl + Shift + A
-elect all text inside a tag - Shift + ⌘ + a.
- hit it again to select the tag too
Select & Expand to Brackets
Ctrl + Shift + M
useful for other languages


| Author | Serkan Ayyıldız Copyright (c) 2006..2009, all rights reserved. |
| Adapted-by | Joep Suijs |
| Compiler | >=2.2 |
Library for KS0108 compatible graphic lcd with 128x64 resolution.
No dependency found
const KS0108_CMD_TOP_RAM = 0xC0
const KS0108_CMD_ON = 0x3F
const KS0108_CMD_PAGE = 0xB8
const KS0108_LEFT = 0
const KS0108_CMD_OFF = 0x3E
const KS0108_RIGHT = 1
const byte _font_5x7_table[] = {
const KS0108_CMD_COLUMN = 0x40
lcd_write_char(byte in x, byte in y, byte in ch )
lcd_init()
lcd_on()
lcd_write_pixel(byte in x, byte in y, bit in onoff)
lcd_fill(byte in data)
lcd_off()
_ks0108_write_byte(byte in x, byte in y, byte in veri)
_ks0108_column(byte in side, byte in column)
_ks0108_data()
_ks0108_write(byte in side, byte in data)
_ks0108_page(byte in side , byte in page)
_ks0108_inst()
const KS0108_CMD_TOP_RAM = 0xC0
No documentation found
const KS0108_CMD_ON = 0x3F
No documentation found
const KS0108_CMD_PAGE = 0xB8
No documentation found
const KS0108_LEFT = 0
No documentation found
const KS0108_CMD_OFF = 0x3E
No documentation found
const KS0108_RIGHT = 1
No documentation found
const byte _font_5x7_table[] = {
No documentation found
const KS0108_CMD_COLUMN = 0x40
No documentation found
lcd_write_char(byte in x, byte in y, byte in ch )
No documentation found
lcd_init()
Purpose: Initialize the LCD. Call before using any other LCD function.
lcd_on()
Purpose: Turn the display on
lcd_write_pixel(byte in x, byte in y, bit in onoff)
Purpose: Turn a pixel on a graphic LCD on or off Inputs: 1) x - the x coordinate of the pixel 2) y - the y coordinate of the pixel 3) color - ON or OFF
lcd_fill(byte in data)
Purpose: Fill the LCD screen with the passed in color Inputs: ON - turn all the pixels on OFF - turn all the pixels off
lcd_off()
Purpose: Turn the display off
_ks0108_write_byte(byte in x, byte in y, byte in veri)
No documentation found
_ks0108_column(byte in side, byte in column)
Purpose: Set the column address Inputs: The column address (0 - 63)
_ks0108_data()
Purpose: Specify reads and writes are data
_ks0108_write(byte in side, byte in data)
Purpose: Write a byte of data to the specified chip Inputs: 1) chipSelect - which chip to write the data to 2) data - the byte of data to write
_ks0108_page(byte in side , byte in page)
Purpose: Set the page number Inputs: A page number (0 - 7)
_ks0108_inst()
Purpose: Specify reads and writes are instructions
_ks0108_read(byte in side) return byte
Purpose: Reads a byte of data from the specified chip Ouputs: A byte of data read from the chip


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View that uses SFML to create a window and draws the entities on that window. More...
#include <SFMLView.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| SFMLView (GameState gameState, unsigned int score) | |
| Constructor to initialize the view. More... | |
| void | addEntity (const EntityPtr entity) |
| Add an entity to the view. More... | |
| void | handleEvents () |
| Poll the events from the sfml window and send messages to anyone interested. More... | |
| void | draw () |
| Draw the current game screen on the window. More... | |
| void | setMessage (const std::string &message) |
| Display a message on the screen. More... | |
| void | removeMessage () |
| Stop showing the message. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Game::View::AbstractView | |
| virtual | ~AbstractView () |
| Destructor. More... | |
| void | entityDestroyed (const Event &event, AbstractEntityRepresentation *representation) |
| Called when an entity gets destroyed. More... | |
| void | livesChanged (const Event &event) |
| Called when the lives of the player are changed. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Game::Observable | |
| virtual | ~Observable () |
| Destructor. More... | |
| void | addObserver (std::function< void(const Event &)> function, Event::Type eventType) |
| Add an observer for a specific type of event. More... | |
| void | clearObservers () |
| Remove all observers. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Game::Observable | |
| void | notifyObservers (const Event &event) |
| Notify all observers that are interested in this particular event. More... | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Game::View::AbstractView | |
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std::vector< std::unique_ptr < AbstractEntityRepresentation > > | m_entities |
View that uses SFML to create a window and draws the entities on that window.
| Game::View::SFMLView::SFMLView | ( | GameState | gameState, |
| unsigned int | score | ||
| ) |
Constructor to initialize the view.
| gameState | State of the game |
| score | Current score to be displayed |
|
virtual |
Add an entity to the view.
| entity | The entity to be added to the view |
Implements Game::View::AbstractView.
|
virtual |
Draw the current game screen on the window.
Implements Game::View::AbstractView.
|
virtual |
Poll the events from the sfml window and send messages to anyone interested.
Implements Game::View::AbstractView.
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virtual |
Stop showing the message.
Implements Game::View::AbstractView.
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virtual |
Display a message on the screen.
| message | Message to show |
Implements Game::View::AbstractView.


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Therapist broke rules with Iowa sex predator
by ASSOCIATED PRESSIOWA CITY, Iowa — -(AP) - A psychologist in charge of treating Iowa's most dangerous sex offenders violated policies by developing an improperly close relationship with a violent predator who became obsessed with her.
A termination letter obtained by The Associated Press alleges that Shannon Sanders committed "boundary violations" with a patient in her care. Sanders is the treatment director at the Civil Commitment Unit for Sex Offenders in Cherokee.
The letter alleges that she shared secrets with the patient, didn't apply the program rules to him, and failed to report that he was having personal feelings for her.
Those actions created potential security problems for the institution, which houses sexually violent predators who have been ordered by the courts to be locked up for treatment following their prison terms.


Taxonomy Data
We return to the taxonomy data used in the lecture on cluster analysis. In the file taxonomy.Rdata
you find seven variables measured on plants from four different taxa. We will use multinomial regression as means for classification of taxa. A code file for performing cross-validation of classifications based on multinomial regression is found in the file CV.class.multinom.R
on Fronter. Throughout this exercise you may need to increase the number of iterations used in the Maximum Likelihood estimation procedure. The default is 100 iterations. For example, in exercise a. maxit = 200
should suffice.
- Use multinomial regression to model the probabilities of the various taxa as a function of the variable
Sepal
. Save the model as an object calledmod1.multi
. Use summary to display the results.
- Use multinomial regression to model the probabilities of the various taxa as a function of the variable
mod1.multi <- multinom(Taxon ~ Sepal, data = taxonomy, maxit = 200)
# weights: 12 (6 variable)
initial value 166.355323
iter 10 value 98.990404
iter 20 value 98.141917
iter 30 value 98.100674
iter 40 value 98.097605
iter 50 value 98.096106
iter 60 value 98.095900
iter 70 value 98.095310
iter 80 value 98.095057
iter 90 value 98.094619
iter 100 value 98.092238
final value 98.092209
converged
summary(mod1.multi)
Call:
multinom(formula = Taxon ~ Sepal, data = taxonomy, maxit = 200)
Coefficients:
(Intercept) Sepal
II 1.49 -0.593
III 2.86 -1.148
IV -48.04 13.738
Std. Errors:
(Intercept) Sepal
II 2.31 0.914
III 2.32 0.924
IV 84.93 24.439
Residual Deviance: 196
AIC: 208
- What are the estimated linear predictors \(\eta_j\) for each of the four taxa, \(j=1,2,3,4\)?
First we extract the estimated regression coefficients. Remember that for the reference level taxon the
regression coefficients are assumed equal to zero. We therefore add a row of zeros for this taxon (here taxon = 1
).
summod1.multi <- summary(mod1.multi)
co <- summod1.multi$coefficients
co <- rbind(c(0,0),co)
rownames(co)[1] <- "I"
co
(Intercept) Sepal
I 0.00 0.000
II 1.49 -0.593
III 2.86 -1.148
IV -48.04 13.738
This gives the following linear predictors:
\[\eta_1 = 0 + 0\cdot \text{Sepal} = 0\]
\[\eta_2 = 1.49 - 0.593\cdot \text{Sepal}\]
\[\eta_3 = 2.86 - 1.15\cdot \text{Sepal}\]
\[\eta_4 = -48.0 + 13.7\cdot \text{Sepal}\]
- What is the most probable taxon according to this model for a plant with average value of
Sepal
? (Hint: If your coefficients are stored in a matrix calledco
you may compute the probabilities for each taxon by using the codeprobs <- exp(co[,1]+co[,2]*x)/sum(exp(co[,1]+co[,2]*x))
wherex
is the value of interest forSepal
.
- What is the most probable taxon according to this model for a plant with average value of
x <- mean(taxonomy$Sepal)
probs <- exp(co[ ,1] + co[ ,2] * x) / sum(exp(co[ ,1] + co[ ,2] * x))
probs
I II III IV
0.433455 0.324557 0.241505 0.000483
maxp <- which.max(probs)
maxp
I
1
We see that taxon I is the most probable with a probability equal to 0.433.
Extra: The following figure shows the probabilities of each taxon for various values of Sepal
. Remember that these probabilities are the posterior probability estimates for the class in a classification terminology. We classify to the most probable class given the observed predictor values.
xvector <- seq(0,7, by = 0.05)
probfunc <- function(x){
exp(co[ ,1] + co[ ,2] * x) / sum(exp(co[ ,1] + co[ ,2] * x))
}
probmat <- t(sapply(xvector, probfunc))
matplot(xvector, probmat, lty = 1, type = "l", lwd = 2,
main = "Posterior probabilities for taxa",
xlab = "Sepal", ylab = "Estimated posterior probability")
legend(6, 0.8, legend = c("I", "II", "III", "IV"), lty = 1, col = 1:4, lwd = 2)
We observe that taxon III is the most probable for Sepal<2.5
, taxon I for 2.5 < Sepal < 3.5
and taxon IV for Sepal >= 3.5
. Taxon 2 is the most probable taxon only for Sepal
\(\approx\) 2.5
.
- Execute the following plot command:
plot(Sepal ~ Taxon, data=taxonomy)
. Use the figure to explain the result from exercise c.
- Execute the following plot command:
plot(Sepal ~ Taxon, data = taxonomy)
We see that taxon I has the median (and probably also the mean) closest to the average Sepal length which is 3.0. Taxa II and III are very similar, but slightly further away, hence their probabilities are a bit smaller. Taxa IV has Sepal lengths much larger than the average and is thus the least probable taxon.
- Repeat the taxon classification of exercise c. by means of the
predict()
- function.
- Repeat the taxon classification of exercise c. by means of the
predict(mod1.multi,newdata = data.frame(Sepal = mean(taxonomy$Sepal)))
[1] I
Levels: I II III IV
- Use similar plots like in d. to identify other variables which are promising with regard to separating taxa I, II and III (Sepal is already a good variable to distinguish taxon IV from the others). Fit an extended model with the variables you have chosen and save the model as an object called
mod2.multi
.
- Use similar plots like in d. to identify other variables which are promising with regard to separating taxa I, II and III (Sepal is already a good variable to distinguish taxon IV from the others). Fit an extended model with the variables you have chosen and save the model as an object called
I have found two variables which are promising; Leaf
and Petiole
, as shown in the figures below.
plot(Leaf ~ Taxon, data = taxonomy)
plot(Petiole ~ Taxon, data = taxonomy)
Leaf
seems to distinguish taxon III from the others, and Petiole
may separate taxa I and II.
I therefore fit a model with Sepal
, Leaf
and Petiole
as predictors for taxa. This model requires
many iterations in the estimation process. I set maxit = 5000
to be sure. (trace =FALSE
supresses
a long list of convergence details)
mod2.multi <- multinom(Taxon ~ Sepal + Leaf + Petiole , data = taxonomy,
maxit = 5000, trace = FALSE)
summary(mod2.multi)
Call:
multinom(formula = Taxon ~ Sepal + Leaf + Petiole, data = taxonomy,
maxit = 5000, trace = FALSE)
Coefficients:
(Intercept) Sepal Leaf Petiole
II 554.9 23.1 12.8 -64.6
III -67.1 -73.5 371.7 -51.6
IV -68.1 63.3 6.4 -14.4
Std. Errors:
(Intercept) Sepal Leaf Petiole
II 3631.9 574 387 465
III 9508.8 5686 3115 456
IV 21.5 4054 7258 848
Residual Deviance: 0.00067
AIC: 24
- Use a Chis-square test to test the joint significance of the extra variables you added
as you extended
mod1.multi
tomod2.multi
.
We test whether the difference in deviances between the two models is significant.
dev.diff <- -2 * (logLik(mod1.multi) - logLik(mod2.multi))
pchisq(dev.diff, 6, lower = FALSE)
'log Lik.' 1.23e-39 (df=6)
The p-value indicates that Leaf
and Petiole
are highly significant in addition to Sepal
as
predictors in the model.
- Use the
predict()
function onmod2.multi
withnewdata=taxonomy
to classify all plants in the dataset to taxa. Then apply theconfusion()
function in themixlm
- package to compute the classification performance of the multinomial model. What is the accuracy and apparent classification error?
- Use the
pred.all <- predict(mod2.multi, newdata = taxonomy)
mixlm::confusion(taxonomy$Taxon, pred.all)
True
Predicted I II III IV
I 30 0 0 0
II 0 30 0 0
III 0 0 30 0
IV 0 0 0 30
Total 30 30 30 30
Correct 30 30 30 30
Proportions correct
I II III IV
1 1 1 1
N correct/N total = 120/120 = 1
I get an accuracy of 1 and an apparent classification error (APER) of 0. That is, a perfect “fit” to the data.
(Note the R-code mixlm::
for extracting the confusion function from mixlm without loading the entire package).
- We should watch out for over-fitting. Use the
CV.class.multinom()
function to run a Leave-One-Out Cross-validation to validate themod2.multi
model.
- We should watch out for over-fitting. Use the
#source("CV.class.multinom.R")
CVres <- CV.class.multinom(mod2.multi,data = taxonomy, trace = FALSE)
True
Predicted I II III IV
I 28 1 1 0
II 1 29 1 0
III 1 0 28 0
IV 0 0 0 30
Total 30 30 30 30
Correct 28 29 28 30
Proportions correct
I II III IV
0.933 0.967 0.933 1.000
N correct/N total = 115/120 = 0.958
The cross-validation gave 5 mis-classifications. Taxon IV is perfectly classified, but there are some mix-up’s between taxa I, II and III. The accuracy is still high (0.96) and the total classification error is correspondingly small (0.04).


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Burnley pick up first league win on the road, while Watford manager Quique Sanchez Flores feels the heat
by Arindam RejSean Dyche joked about how former Watford chairman Sir Elton John used to message him, back when the Burnley manager was in charge at Vicarage Road - but might not do after this result.
Quique Sanchez Flores, currently in charge of Watford, should be far more worried about his phone buzzing and an awkward conversation with a member of the club’s hierarchy.
The pressure on Flores looked to have eased after their previous game - a win at Norwich - but this result has turned the heat back on in terms of the relegation battle.
Beleaguered Watford have now been condemned to 11 consecutive home league games without winning - for the first time in their history - and have slumped back to bottom place.
Dyche’s Burnley finally ended their winless away start to the Premier League season with second-half goals from Chris Wood, Ashley Barnes and James Tarkowski.
Flores said: “After beating Norwich, we didn’t think everything was fixed. But, after defeat here, we don't think every thing is wrong.
“Football is unpredictable - Norwich lost 2-0 to us then beat Everton 2-0.
“I don't have doubts in the players. But, I knew from the first day, it would be difficult. It is difficult to change things so quick.”
Burnley had lost 3-0 themselves at Sheffield United three weeks ago - but have followed that up with successive 3-0 wins, here and at home against West Ham, and are now sixth.
Dyche’s men managed their first away league clean sheet since January - when they did it at Watford.
The first period had actually been dominated by Watford but their lack of killer instinct is a major factor in why they are last. In contrast, Burnley kept it tight then broke their opponents clinically.
Burnley goalkeeper Nick Pope - a week after playing 90 minutes for England - made saves to deny Gerard Deulofeu.
The visitors scored from their first shot on target when Wood hooked the ball in, inside the six-yard box.
Jay Rodriguez struck the bar for Burnley, then the killer blow then arrived when VAR awarded a penalty to Barnes - judging he was caught by Jose Holebas - and the striker struck in.
Tarkowski then scored at the second attempt after being initially denied by Ben Foster. Deulofeu struck against the bar but, by then, his side had been buried.
Dyche said: “It wasn’t a 3-0 performance but you take the 3-0.”


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layout: post
title: The Evident Wonder of God's Great Provision
date: '2011-05-05T08:58:00.000-05:00'
author: Jabell
tags:
- Affections
- Creation
- Christian Living
- Culture
modified_time: '2011-05-05T08:58:51.179-05:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19739956.post-707226635504983696
blogger_orig_url: http://theabellsix.blogspot.com/2011/05/evident-wonder-of-gods-great-provision.html
---
“Sometimes it’s books or songs that tear away at the carefully crafted shackles we have allowed around our wrists, the bonds that blind us to the evident wonder of God’s great provision. Sometimes it’s a holy encounter with a saint. Sometimes it’s math, basketball, corn dogs, Victoria Falls, making love, babies, adoption, a painting, a person failing well, a fancy car, poetry, or water, or bread, or wine.”
—I’M FINITE, HOW ARE YOU?, by S. D. Smith


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